Sentence examples for led managers from inspiring English sources

Although the methods of Mayo's research have been criticized, the results have led managers and scholars to study the human relations that affect employee motivation.

That drop led managers of the funds to cut dividends, which prompted about 30,000 investors to sell their shares, most at significant losses, the complaint said.

Carne said pressure to get work finished quickly had led managers to "send signals that suggest we don't care as deeply as we could about our workforce and their safety and health".

Shares of WorldCom rose 5 cents yesterday, to $1.29, erasing earlier losses this week after Standard & Poor's removed the company from its 500-stock index, a move that led managers of index funds to sell the shares.

It transpired that the huge cost and technical complexity of a multiple shutdown, in what was considered the unlikely event of an abnormally large tsunami, had led managers to discount such a scenario as implausible and inefficient, he said.

Frank L. Raiter, who retired from S.&P. in 2005 as head of its residential mortgage rating group, said a failure of regulatory oversight led managers to "believe that the increasing revenues and profits they were enjoying were the result of superior management skill and insight rather than the oligopoly granted them" by regulators and by low interest rates.

That led manager Roberto Mancini to question the decision, but Riley says tackles need to remain within a clearly-defined law.

The separation of ownership and management leads managers to discover themselves with discretionary control over the funds that shareholders invest.

Secrecy leads managers to make bad decisions that are discriminatory and bad from a talent management point of view.

The report concluded that a much broader map of the underlying geology might lead managers to change well locations.

Results indicate that certain events lead managers to adopt these systems and address the challenges that they face.